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DALLAS-The multifamily sector is still waiting for the IT providers to make good on promises for big savings and heightened efficiency. Meanwhile, IT firms blame the industry's complexity for the Jetson apartment not being ready to lease.
HOUSTON-Experience and reputation have snagged a $45-million contract to design an expansion and renovation for the M.D. Anderson Library at the University of Houston. Construction will get under way in late 2001.
BOSTON-The frenzied high-tech real estate market of the past few years may face a correction, according to local experts. Route 128, which has seen rates soar to $50 per sf, will be hardest hit.
SAN FRANCISCO-Profits through the first nine months of the year are $96.4 million, or 89 cents a diluted share, versus $53.3 million, or 49 cents a diluted share for the same period in 1999.
PHOENIX-For the first time in more than a decade, a developer will build a for-sale residential, multi-family project in the central Phoenix area, spending more than $70 million to build a 303-unit project.
ORLANDO-Roger Soderstrom is breaking ground by year end on Lexington Park Professional Office Center, a $12 million, 75,000-sf joint venture offering 19 one-story buildings from 2,800 sf to 7,200 sf.
WEST PALM BEACH, FL-The country's largest wholesale clubs operator is buying 70 acres for an estimated $7 million, or $100,000 per acre ($2.30 per sf) to build an estimated $24 million facility that would employ 300.
ROCKVILLE, MD-Washington Real Estate Investment Trust will issue notes worth $55 million to pay down its debts under its current revolving credit facilities. The 7.78% medium-term notes are due in 2004.
BOSTON-Boston Properties appoints a new CFO, Douglas T. Linde, and increases its unsecured line of credit, signaling the company's intention to further increase its portfolio through investments and new construction.